Nyrsh is your nutrition-aware meal planning workspace. See your week at a glance, keep recipes organized, and turn plans into smart grocery lists.
Three screens and the traffic between them: a week you plan, the recipes you plan it from, and the list it turns into.
Drag a recipe onto a day and it lands in a meal. Every lane totals as you go, so a week that does not add up says so before you shop for it.
The importer reads the ingredients, the method and the yield off the page. What it cannot resolve, it says it cannot resolve — rather than guessing and totalling the guess.
The week collapses into a single list with quantities combined across recipes, so two recipes that both want basil ask for it once.
Nyrsh resolves every ingredient against USDA FoodData Central, weighs it, and totals the week — so the numbers under a recipe are the recipe's, not an estimate borrowed from something like it.
Colour is never the only channel here: every macro is rendered with its name beside the dot, and any two hues that could merge under colour-blindness are separated by lightness instead.
A recipe whose ingredients only half resolved has totals that read low, and the card says so. Nothing counts toward a total until you have confirmed the match yourself.
Nyrsh is invite-only while it is being built.
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